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Cuba Township and Village of Barrington Hills combine to bring “The Land We Love Run” on June 29 at 7:30, 5k & 10k runs; 2 mile walk with professionally chip timed and certified 5k and 10k courses. Participate in the Team Competition. Put together your team of 3 or more to compete for fun prizes!

Police monitored routes with age-based awards, and water/aid stations. All proceeds to benefit Folds of Honor, a National organization with a local presence that provides scholarships to spouses and children of America’s fallen and disabled service members and First Responders  Awards for most patriotic and biggest donation to Cuba Township Food Pantry.

Details Here

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Metra announced the UP Northwest Line crossing on Cuba Road is scheduled to be replaced.

Metra and its railroad and municipal partners are taking on a wide variety of projects during the 2025 construction season, including improvements to 52 stations and replacement of 43 grade crossings.

Crossings on the UP Northwest Line slated for replacement this year are Oakton Street in Park Ridge, Cuba Road in Barrington Hills, Lincoln Avenue in Fox River Grove, and Main Street and Walkup Avenue in Crystal Lake.

The full release can be found here.

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The Village of Barrington Hills and Cuba Township combine to bring the 4th Annual “The Land We Love Run” to their beautiful roads. Join us on June 29 at 7:30, for our 5k & 10k runs, or 2-mile walk.

New this year, our 5k and 10k courses have been certified and will be professionally chip timed. We have also added a Team Competition. Grab some friends and put together your team of 3 or more to compete for fun prizes.

Click here for details!

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The Village of Barrington Hills and Cuba Township combine to bring the 4th Annual “The Land We Love Run” to their beautiful roads. Join us on June 29 at 7:30, for our 5k & 10k runs, or 2-mile walk.

New this year, our 5k and 10k courses have been certified and will be professionally chip timed. We have also added a Team Competition. Grab some friends and put together your team of 3 or more to compete for fun prizes.

Early registration pricing is available thru June 10th.  Click here for details!

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“Drop in and explore the Village of Barrington Public Works Department’s fleet of vehicles at the Library! Dump trucks, excavators, and front loaders – oh my! In celebration of National Public Works Week.

New this year: help us FILL a truck with non-perishable, non-expired food to benefit the Barrington Township and Cuba Township food pantries. Bring your donations to the event. Donations appreciated but not required.

10 AM or 11 AM: kids and families can also enjoy a fun, construction-themed story time!”

More Info!

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The Village Roads & Bridges Committee meets this afternoon at 4 PM to discuss, “Road Program 2024 Recommendation.”  A copy of the agenda can be viewed here.

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CUBA TOWNSHIP 174th ANNUAL TOWN MEETING Originally implemented to give citizens a uniform place and time to gather, this state mandated meeting provides an opportunity for any registered voter of the Township to speak. Cuba Township voters may propose agenda items, relevant to the powers granted to the electors under the Township code, for the Annual Town Meeting. Proposals must be written and signed by at least 15 registered Cuba Township voters and delivered by March 1, 2024, to the Cuba Township Clerk, Heidi N. Shannon. Please join us. Questions can be directed to the Township office at (847) 381-1924 174th Annual Town Meeting April 9th, 2024; 6:00 pm Cuba Township Office 28000 W. Cuba Road Barrington, IL 60010 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Nomination and election of Moderator Oath of office to Moderator Public Comment Approval of Minutes 2023 Annual Town Meeting Supervisor’s Annual Financial Report Highway Commissioner’s Report New Business Old Business Scheduling of Date, Time, and place of 2025 Annual Town Meeting Adjournment

*Agenda approved by township board on March 14th, 2024 Published in Daily Herald March 19, 2024 (4613350), posted 03/19/2024

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Our Village Board of Trustees will be conducting their regular monthly meeting this evening beginning at 6:30 PM. Topics on their agenda include:

  • [Vote] A Resolution Authorizing the Acceptance of a Quote for the Replacement of a Culvert ($18,340) Located Under Little Bend Road in the Village of Barrington Hills Resolution 24 –
  • [Vote] A Resolution Accepting a Proposal with GOV HR/MGT to Assist the Village in the Recruitment and Hiring Process for the Chief of Police Resolution 2 24 –

A copy of their agenda can be viewed and downloaded here.

Related: VBH Chief of Police Joseph Colditz announces retirement

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VBH Nov23Jan Zoom

Our Village Board of Trustees will be conducting their regular monthly meeting this evening beginning at 6:30 PM. Topics on their agenda include:

  • PUBLIC HEARING: Village of Barrington Hills Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the Fiscal Year Beginning January 1, 2024, and Ending December 31, 2024 Appropriation Ord FY 2024 – Draft.pdf
  • [Vote] Annual Appropriation Ordinance for the Fiscal Year Beginning January 1, 2024 and Ending December 31, 2024 Ordinance 24 –
  • [Vote] Resolution for Use of Motor Fuel Tax Funds on Snow Removal 2024 Resolution 24 –
  • [Vote] Ordinance Amending the General Penalty of the Village Code Adjusting the Maximum Fine Ordinance 24 –
  • Annexation of Contiguous Properties Discussion

The fourth item on the list amending the amount(s) of, “General Penalty of the Village Code,” reads:

“Any person convicted of or found liable for a violation of any section of this code shall be fined in a sum not less than one hundred dollars ($100.00) and not to exceed seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00) two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500.00) for any one offense, excepting any specific section of this code wherein the maximum fine is limited to a lesser amount.”

Both amounts are too low, especially the $100.00 amount. By the time all the costs, from start to finish, are aggregated to collect $100.00, the Village will likely lose money (and no doubt has been for many years).

A copy of their agenda can be viewed and downloaded here.

Related: A matter of trust,” “December Board of Trustees meeting recordings released,” “Change.org petition posted: ‘Why Barrington Hills should not annex Sutton and the Penny Road Properties.’

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Monday evening’s Board of Trustees meeting includes a Public Hearing regarding the proposed 2024 Village Appropriation Ordinance. We have concerns and questions, not the least of which is our first one.

You see, for the fifth (5th) year in a row, the amount appropriated for “Snowplowing” is not disclosed. In 2019, the amount of $279,500 was appropriated, but since then that line has remained blank:

Blank Snowplowing

If President Cecola’s (alleged) business in Winter months includes snowplowing, are there implications of concern with our Village currently contracting with (alleged) friend(s) of his after he spearheaded the firing of Cuba Township Road District (Cecola abstained from that vote, by the way)?

Why has he chosen not to have the amounts published again in 2024 or previous years during his Administration? Further, why is the obsessively detail oriented Roads and Bridges Chair allowing this to proceed this far before a vote?

Following are some of the amounts appropriated to “Municipal Buildings & Grounds” as seen in the draft report:

Snow Removal

Question: Is “Snow Removal” separate from “Snowplowing”? In the copy of the draft linked below, an amount is listed for “Salt” ($1,100) under Roads and Bridges, by the way, but nothing for snow plowing.

There are other items of concern in the 2024 Appropriations Ordinance draft, which we’ve highlighted in a copy that can be found here.

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